Control Your IELTS Writing Brain and Your Time

The video tutorial emphasizes the importance of a structured writing process, divided into three key steps: planning, writing, and proofreading. In the planning stage, focus solely on generating and organizing ideas. During the writing phase, concentrate on structure, linking words, and grammar. Finally, in the proofreading step, refine vocabulary and grammar to improve the overall quality of the writing. The tutorial highlights the use of templates and structured approaches to achieve better results in writing tasks.

Why is it important to have a structured writing process?

• To focus on specific aspects of writing at different times

• To multitask effectively

• To avoid using templates

• To write faster

What should be the main focus during the planning stage of writing?

• Grammar and vocabulary

• Linking words

• Generating and organizing ideas

• Proofreading

During the writing stage, what should you avoid doing?

• Using linking words

• Following a template

• Adding new ideas

• Focusing on grammar

What is the primary focus of the proofreading stage?

• Generating new ideas

• Improving vocabulary and grammar

• Organizing structure

• Writing more content

What should you look for when proofreading your work?

• Additional grammar rules

• Simple and repeated vocabulary to replace

• New ideas to add

• More linking words